19 Jul 10 Parrot Care Tips
Providing the proper kind of parrot care means that you will be taking on a lot of daily responsibilities. If you do not have the time to devote to these kinds of things every day, then you should consider choosing another kind of pet.
The biggest part of caring for a parrot is providing the right kind of environment. The cage needs to be large enough that the bird can stretch out his wings full span without touching the bars of the cage, this will be a very large cage and you can even find some that you walk into yourself and be able to stand straight up.
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